TO A. S. YENUKIDZE, L. B. KAMENEV AND YELENA STASOVA

Published:First published in 1956 in the JournalSmenaNo. 7.

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      Moscow,Volume 36,

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ComradesYenukidze, L. B. Kamenev and Yelena Stasova

Ibeg you to provide assistance, clothing,accommodation
and foodfor the bearer

ComradePyotr
Okhrimenko.[1]

Ifthere are any difficulties involved, please ring me
up.

November 12, 1919

V.Ulyanov(Lenin)

[1]P.F.Okhrimenko tells of the following circumstances. In late
autumn of 1919 he arrived in Moscow from Kamenka in the
Ukraine, which had been taken by the whiteguards. At the time, he
had translated a revolutionary poem by E. Carpenter, which was
published inPravdaNo. 250, November 7, 1919. M. I. Ulyanova
was then Secretary of thePravdaEditorial Board. When
Okhrimenko came to collect his remuneration, he told her of his plight.
She heard him with great attention and asked him to call again
the next day. When he did, she handed him this note from Lenin.
Soon he was provided with all the things he needed.